00:07:61 is Logitech, 3F:DA:41 is the keyboard; 48:71:DE is the mouse.
I rebooted. It's my impression that the keyboard doesn't work in grub. During the boot process, the LCD on the keyboard asks for a password. When kdm comes up, both mouse and keyboard are working. I can also send pictures to/from the phone.
This leaves only one minor issue to investigate/solve: why doesn't the keyboard work in grub?
I don't consider entering a password on the keyboard a problem. I kinda like the idea that you have to enter a password on the physical device you use to enter a password on the computer. That's extra security ;-)
It's (almost) solved!
I have added the following to /etc/default/ bluetooth:
HIDD_OPTIONS="-i hci0 --connect 00:07:61:3F:DA:41 --connect 00:07:61:48:71:DE --master --server"
00:07:61 is Logitech, 3F:DA:41 is the keyboard; 48:71:DE is the mouse.
I rebooted. It's my impression that the keyboard doesn't work in grub. During the boot process, the LCD on the keyboard asks for a password. When kdm comes up, both mouse and keyboard are working. I can also send pictures to/from the phone.
This leaves only one minor issue to investigate/solve: why doesn't the keyboard work in grub?
I don't consider entering a password on the keyboard a problem. I kinda like the idea that you have to enter a password on the physical device you use to enter a password on the computer. That's extra security ;-)